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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

Page

16

Wall Cupit Lead as Lucky International Second Round Opens

In Frisco at Harding Park, Art Wall and Jack Cupit posted four under par 67s to lead the Lucky International field. Terry Dill, Jack Bissegger, Bob Barrison and Bill Eggers sit close, with several big names including Arnold Palmer and Gary Player facing a tough course. Wall eagled the final hole for a 67. Cupit added four birdies and a 30-foot chip for a ninth-hole birdie.

San Francisco UPI Art Wall Jacky Cupit Terry Dill Jack Bissegger Bob Barrison Bill Eggers Wall Cupit Dill Dick Mayer Charley Sifford Bobby Nichols Phil Rodgers University of Texas Bissegger Harrison Palm Desert Calif Eggers Las Vegas Nev Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler Bill Casper Bing Crosby Longview Tex

Clay Defeats Powell in Third Round to Promise Heavyweight Title

Cassius Clay dominated Charlie Powell to a 2:04 third round knockout in Pittsburgh drawing an 11,238 crowd and a gross of 44,782. The win extends Clay’s unbeaten streak to 17 and sets up a March 13 bout with Doug Jones in New York. Ten percent of the net proceeds, 4,736, goes to mine disaster families.

Pittsburgh UPI Cassius Clay Louisville Clay Louisville Lip Charlie Powell Kaye Powell Teddy Brennan Madison Square Garden Doug Jones New York Jones Billy Daniels San Diego Calif Ernie Sesto

Sunday Night Games Begin in 1963 National League Schedule

The 1963 NL season includes for the first time Sunday night games all 10 teams total 419 night games with Houston Dodgers Reds Phillies Pirates Cardinals Mets Giants and Cubs among participants. Opening day April 8 Reds host Pirates. All Star Game set July 9 in Cleveland. Hall of Fame game August 5. season ends September 29.

Cincinnati Ohio UPI Houston Colts San Francisco Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Milwaukee Braves New York Mets Giants Chicago Cubs Reds Pirates Cardinals Mets New York Braves Pittsburgh Dodgers Cubs Chicago Phillies Philadelphia Cleveland Cooperstown N.Y Boston Red Sox

Five Towners League Bowling Standings and Scores

Men's bowling league shows Don and Harold Sinclair atop with 6 0, Brown Finance 5 1, Dutch Tonsorial 4 2, Sitter Electric js 3 4, Community Feed 2 4, Mullens 7s 2 4, Crawfordsville Legion 0 6. High team series 2670 by Community Feed, high team game 984 by Community Feed, high individual series 566 by Cal Humphreys, high individual game 266 by Jack Weik.

Don Harold Sinclair Brown Finance Dutch Tonsorial Sitter Electric Js Mullens Crawfordsville Legion Washington Mfg Brown Browns Bud Droll Cal Humphreys Jack Weik

Second Rifle Club Formed at Washington YMCA

Plans for a second .22 caliber rifle club at the Washington YMCA are completed. Junior high and high school age boys are urged to contact Tom McSpadden at the Y immediately as only a few openings remain. Meetings will be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays.

Washington Ymca Tom McSpadden

Change Lineup For Demons Tonight At Fairfield

John Mulcahy will start at center for the Demons against the Trojans in Fairfield. Coach Gary Hurst surprised by the move as Bri an Owen and Joe Jones guard and Jerry Stalder with Bob Mc Clure at forward. Parsons College Fieldhouse hosts both games with a 6:30 reserve tip and varsity to follow.

Washington Demons Washington Brian Owen Fairfield Trojans Parsons College Journal Bob Elliott John Mulcahy Demons Mulcahy Gary Hurst Joe Jones Jerry Stalder Bob McClure Steve Talbot

Bride-Elect Jane Horesowsky Honored With Shower

Jane Hore sowsky bride-elect of Kenneth Stoner was feted at a miscellaneous shower Sunday at Holy Trinity parish hall Richmond. Hostesses from Richmond Cedar Rapids North Liberty and Lone Tree contributed gifts and refreshments followed by display of presents.

Kalona Jane Horesowsky Kenneth Stoner Holy Trinity Parish Hall Richmond Richard Horesowsky Jr Judy Horesowsky Louise Kallaus Wilma Horesowsky Leonard Elias Cedar Rapids Earl Stoner Stanley Humpal North Liberty Miss Horesowsky William Jarrard Kathy Kay Harry Horesowsky Lone Tree Carolyn Stoner Jane Warren Schaefer Roger Altenhofen Joe Te Bockhorst Lamont Kelley Letitia Kron Maurice Altenhofen James Altenhofen John Rotenburger Joe Malichky Robert Welte Jr Virgil Hochstetler Teresa Lintz Glee Stumpf Raymond Chalupa Richard Horesowsky

Sign urges motorists to slow down on express highway

A sign posted on an express highway in Plea St Louis shows three large letters Please and a drawing of a kneeling man with the caption slow down. The simple plea aims to reduce speeding and improve road safety.

Pleast Louis UPI

Seniors at Washington High profile Jerry Stalder

Jerry Stalder son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Stalder has been active in all varsity sports at WHS for four years earning major letters in track and senior year named All Conference in football and honorable mention on the IDPA All State Team. He plays for the Demon basketball team and participates in dramatics Hi Y JETS and F T A eyeing biological science or business administration.

WHS Jerry Stalder Jerry Raymond Stalder IDPA Demon Dino House of David

Feed grain stocks lower than last year nationwide

United States agriculture data show total feed grain stocks on January 1 down five percent from a year earlier, led by a six percent drop in corn while sorghum also fell. Soybeans reached a record 528 million bushels, and wheat remained below year ago levels. Off‑farm storage capacity rose modestly with Texas and Kansas together owning about one third of the total. The department also offered honey for school lunches and asked to buy canned applesauce from the 1962 crop for lunch programs.

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Women’s Bowling Thursday Rollers League Results

Rollers league results show Roe and Babies leading with team totals of 1899 and 1902. Alley Cats and Top Cats posted 1836 and 1500 respectively, with notable singles including Shirley Burlin 221 and 603 in series. Roe claimed 1917 team series and Ball Babies 661 in a team game.

Ball Babies Roe Babies Roe’s Rollers Slow Rollers Alley Cats Top Cats

Alpha Club Members Meet in Reber Home

Alpha Club members met in Reber home in Kalona. Mrs. Vernon Stagner presided and announced officers to be elected February 4. Hostesses will be Mrs. Edward Philgreen and Mrs. Richard Morgan. Mrs. James Bloomquist reviewed an article on Safety from the Iowa Club book. Mrs. I. E. Grady shared details of her trip to Europe with transport, living conditions, points of interest, and photos. A social hour and refreshments followed.

Kalona Lester Reber Warren Schaefer Alpha Club Reber Vernon Stagner Edward Philgreen Richard Morgan James Bloomquist Iowa Club I. E. Grady

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